As seen in the linked SO question, IE11 puts a Unicode left-to-right character (\u200E) in the string when using toLocaleDateString. This causes HG to always return "L" from GetDateEndianType. If we strip out the character, everything works as expected.
As seen in the linked SO question, IE11 puts a Unicode left-to-right character (\u200E) in the string when using toLocaleDateString. This causes HG to always return "L" from GetDateEndianType. If we strip out the character, everything works as expected.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26288485/ie-does-not-like-tolocaledatestring-in-api